does this come with instructions on how to remove the right amount of old sole and how to apply the new?
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No it doesn't come with instruction, replacing the half soles, you just put the new sole on top of the old, if it is warp on one side just sand it down so both soles are the same size ,then you use the rubber glue.
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Take out another insole from a shoe that you like. You can cut just the toe part where they meet or if the rest of the new insole hangs out cut that too. Usually the top works for me and maybe a little around the edges. Hope that helps. Put it in the slogger and put your hand in to see of the new insole covers the entire bottom. I think Sloggers are the best yard shoe ever.
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I glued them on first centering them as best I could and after the glue is set I used an exacto knife and trimmed off the excess. If gluing these on a pair of new leather soled shoes be sure to wear them awhile first to rough up the leather sole so the glue adheres better otherwise they may come off fairly easily.
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The replacements have a self adhesive ring- peelNstick, if the MacBook base is properly prepared it is all you need. I took the base off my MacBook and cleared all remnants of the original and then found it easier to locate the alignment pin for the new feet.
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Contact the company. I use it basically to repair soles of shoes, to hold them on the shoe.
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spray them with a Water Repellant from a local shoe store or shoe repair once a month. For dust and quick upkeep, use a stiff plastic bristle brush. For larger stains, the nubuck material will hold up to light spot cleaning with a small amount of Woolite.
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Yes. I used it to glue the sole of a shoe, later took the shoe to the shoe repair shop,when I picked the shoe up, he said he had to sand the glue I had used, it took a while for him to remove it.
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No, not too difficult but plan on getting at least one dirty finger. Start with clean, dry boots. Stick a finger in the jar and start smearing Sno-Seal all over the boots, but don't put it on too thick. After both boots are covered, go over them with an electric hair dryer (set on high) to get the stuff to soak into the leather. I guess you could use a cloth to apply the Sno-Seal, but then you miss half the fun!
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I guess you could trim it to place on shoe bottoms, but I wouldn't recommend that. Find a local shoe repairman and have a rubber heal added. We used this tape on our basement steps for added traction. It's similar to skateboarder tape.
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I believe it would work on any rubber sole. I always clean and degrease the affected area with Acetone first.
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The instructions are on the box. If unsure, you can always check with your dermatologist
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I've had things that I've touched with a hot iron by accident that melted and turned brown. It looked like burned sugar, maybe. They were small spots on the edge of the sole plate but I was able to remove them with this cleaner. It may take more than one application though.
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Yes. I had to trim with scissors a bit, but that's easy to do if you remove the existing insole of your shoes and use it as a template.
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i believe removal instructions are on pkg. but incase im thinking of a different one, u can get the intertape cust. service # from the web to ask them. on my wood floors where i used this, i just barely hit it with a $20 steamer from euro pro and it came off very very easily and i just wiped up but there really wasnt any residue, i just wanted to be extra careful. hope this helps.
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My rocommendation would be to glue them in place. After the glue has hardened, use an exacto-knife or box cutter to trip them up around the outline of your current soles.
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apply the shoe polish on the shoes as if you were going to polish them by hand, then use the buffer, black brush, the top it off with the use of the red brush
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Contact Sole. They will send you the part(s) and have someone come and install it.